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3 signs that gentrification is coming to your neighborhood
Michal "MJ" Jones
Long-term residents reflect on losing their communities to rising rents and cultural whitewashing
Why today’s teens aren’t in any hurry to grow up
Jean Twenge
In the past, kids couldn’t wait to get their driver’s licenses. Now? Not so much
How “Friend Request” squandered an opportunity for good commentary on the Internet
Matthew Rozsa
The internet is a genuinely terrifying place, so why haven't good internet-based horror films been made yet?
London says it will ban Uber due to “lack of corporate responsibility”
Matthew Sheffield
Increasingly controversial tech company now facing larger consequences for its toxic corporate culture
“Transparent” returns with an opaque muddle of a new season
Melanie McFarland
The new season of Amazon's comedy finds more family history but loses the plot
“Black Elephants in the Room”: Race and identity in the GOP
Tracey Taylor
From the Uncharted Festival in Berkeley, Corey Fields and Peter Leyden discuss the black conservative experience
To many, America’s racial wealth gap remains invisible
Chauncey DeVega
Economic progress has been agonizingly slow for black Americans — but many whites don't see it that way
Memo to Berkeley: Stop confusing “free speech” with “subsidized speech”
Keith A. Spencer
The right is winning the culture wars on this because of a mistaken understanding of what makes speech "free"
Sex doll-sharing service foiled by China’s Communist Party
Gabriel Bell
Taqu's whoopie mannequin-rental project suspended operation after just two days, thanks to Chinese authorities
Police are investigating the assault of a black Cornell student as a hate crime
Rachel Leah
Early Friday morning, a confrontation left one black student in the hospital and a white student charged
The Trump doctrine: Only I can fix the world
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's UN speech: Democracy and human rights? Fake news! National sovereignty is meaningless. Let's blow stuff up
Everybody still hates Hillary Clinton: But why?
Conor Lynch
Clinton is right that sexism played a huge role in her defeat — but there are other factors she simply doesn't get
How the Pentagon tried to cure America of its “Vietnam syndrome”
Paul Joseph
In the USA's myriad military conflicts since Vietnam, the flow of information has been largely transformed
Jordan Klepper’s “The Opposition”: A “Colbert Report” for the Infowars era
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the Comedy Central host about stepping into the slot once held by Stephen Colbert and Larry Wilmore
Famous men accused of sexual abuse are all over the headlines, but will that change anything?
Rachel Leah
When we talk about Bill O'Reilly, R. Kelly, Charles Payne and other abusers, do men even hear it?
Read the full transcript of Trump’s speech to UN General Assembly
Sophia Tesfaye
Full transcript and video: Trump warns the U.S. is "ready, willing and able" to "totally destroy" North Korea
Laura Ingraham: Is she now the world’s most powerful woman?
Heather Digby Parton
So much for Fox News moving toward the center. Ingraham's new prime-time show is pitched toward an audience of one
Trump, Charlottesville and the perils of “cultural relativism”
Jonathan Zimmerman
When speech police insist that all cultures are equal, they're fueling Trump's noxious Charlottesville narrative
Philosopher Susan Neiman: “The president of our country is evil”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Evil in Modern Thought" says progressives must not shun the concept, especially when it fits so well
Rolling Stone, imperiled bible of boomer culture, to be sold
Gabriel Bell
Loaded? You — yes you — can buy most important magazine in the history of popular music
Trump’s Hillary tweet: After two weeks off, the goon is back
Bob Cesca
Don't get too used to Trump's vaguely human behavior after Harvey and Irma. The Twitter monster is still here
Rethinking the “infrastructure” discussion amid a blitz of hurricanes
Andrew Revkin
Several experts on climate and resilience talk about the role of government
My mentor, Anaïs Nin
Tristine Rainer
As a graduate student at UCLA in the late 1960s, I became a part of Anaïs Nin's inner circle
Ten years in the making, “The Vietnam War” is broad and stunning
Melanie McFarland
Ken Burns and Lynn Novick return with another epic series that tells us how who were were then got us to now
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